Examples include: The Fourth Amendment applies to government officials, but does not apply to private security forces unless they are acting on behalf of or as agents of the police. If a security ...

Last year, for example, the court narrowly construed the 4th Amendment in 88 percent of its ”search and seizure” decisions. Moreover, these decisions were of no small import. In one case ...

The Fourth Amendment of our Constitution addressed ... These rules apply to the states as well as the federal government. For example, if a person is suspected of having committed a felony ...

For example, in the recent oral argument in the Fourth Circuit in United States v. Graham, on whether the Fourth Amendment protects historical cell-site data, the mosaic arguments didn’t gain a ...

For example, a detention of letters over a weekend ... you can argue that the preservation process violated the Fourth Amendment (see Part II above) and that the evidence found pursuant to the ...

We tend to lump members of the Supreme Court into ideological boxes. But Monday's Fourth Amendment ruling is a good example of how the political divisions aren't always that simple. In a 5-4 ...

The Fourth Amendment protects us from (among other things ... But in any event, the government continues, violations of other provisions of the rental agreement – for example, the ban on driving while ...

Coinbase is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review outdated laws about privacy because it argues that users shouldn't lose their Fourth Amendment ... the most common example, and in this case ...

The Fourth Amendment secures our right to be secure against unreasonable searches, right? Not anymore, explains Naomi Brockwell on her popular YouTube channel. In my new video, she explains how ...

What happens to Fourth Amendment protection when property is moved? Three quick examples from recent cases give you a flavor of the problem: Officers arrest a man who is carrying a backpack.